Militia movement revives across U.S.
A civil rights organization says it has identified at least 50 new right-wing militia groups that have formed within the last two years, in part coinciding with the advent of the Obama administration.
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Headley vowed to 'retaliate against India' in email message: NYT
Pak-origin US national David Headley, nabbed by FBI on charges of plotting terror attacks in India, has been portrayed as a man "with feet in East and West." He also wrote in email messages about retaliation against India.
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Headley vowed to retaliate against India: Report
Pakistani-origin US national David Coleman Headley, nabbed by FBI on charges of plotting terror attacks on Indian facilities, had vowed to "retaliate against India" in one of his e-mail messages intercepted by investigators.
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"Who Killed Daniel Pearl?" draws 400 to Monmouth U.
WEST LONG BRANCH — Not all followers of Islam are fanatics. But when the acts or words of Muslim extremists grab headline after headline and lead television news programs, that may get lost in the chatter, said Asra Nomani,...
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Secular Muslims open letter to ‘Stop Islamisation of Europe’
bmsd’s letter to “Stop the Islamisation of Europe”. --------------- Dear Mr [Stephen] Gash, We are a group of Muslim democrats who are committed to the values that define the British state, including legal and constitutional...
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Praise in the Midst of Pain
Country: Islam Pakistan Praise in the midst of pain by Nasir Saeed, Coordinator CLAAS UK In spite of the persecution they have suffered at the hands of Islamic extremists, Christians in Gojra and Korian are still very strong in...
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That Dangerous Radical . . . Marvin Olasky?
By Robert Stacy McCain on 11.21.09 @ 12:39PM The late Francis Schaeffer was on of the most celebrated evangelical Christian writers of the late 20th century, the author of several influential books, including How Should We Then...
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Pakistan says it fears fallout from any surge next door
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Pakistan expressed fear yesterday that a big increase in the number of foreign troops in Afghanistan could push extremists across the border into its territory and called on the United States to consider...
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Rule-of-law extremism engulfs primitive Eastern Europe
Lithuania is currently embroiled in a bizarre and deeply confusing political controversy which reveals what happens when a country becomes gripped by extremist ideologies. Evidence has emerged that Lithuanian intelligence...
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Abu Sayyaf denies kidnap of Chinese nationals
The Philippines extremist group Abu Sayyaf has denied kidnapping two Chinese nationals and a local in the southern Philippines province of Basilan. The Abu Sayyaf has been active in the abduction of foreigners and locals in the...
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